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Yesterday (Tuesday, March 19), representatives from the Farmers' Union of Wales, NFU Cymru and the Nature Friendly Farming Network met with senior leaders from Powys County Council to discuss the challenges facing the agriculture sector, including the proposed Sustainable Farming Scheme

Road safety in Powys is in crisis and if something isn't done about it, it will continue to impact on the lives of residents and visitors, as well as the local economy, a safety group has said

Work to restore a grade II* listed former bicycle and car showroom - the oldest in Wales - and bring it back into use as a business centre has been completed.

Parents in Powys have been getting busy in the kitchen, not only developing their culinary and food hygiene skills but cultivating a community spirit and help in finding work too

Urdd Gobaith Cymru have confirmed that 70,511 children and young people have competed in 208 of its Local and Regional Eisteddfodau this year

School meals served to Powys learners will now use more Welsh produce thanks to a new partnership between the council and Wales' leading independent food service wholesaler

Council housing tenants in Powys have given housing services a thumbs up as the latest satisfaction survey data is revealed

An impressive nest tower, providing homes for different species of wildlife, is now in place within the Llandrindod Wells Lake Local Nature Reserve.

A funding programme that has been created to support arts and creative organisations in Powys is now inviting expressions of interest for project ideas

An awarding-winning and innovative school building in north Powys has achieved Passivhaus certification, the county council has said

Entrepreneurs in Powys with plans to set up a new business venture could be eligible for a Start Up grant from the county council.

Today the Mid and West Wales Regional Safeguarding Board publishes the report of the Concise Child Practice Review, CYSUR 3 2021, in respect of a sixteen-year-old girl who resided in Powys